Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren is an American fashion brand, founded by the designer Ralph Lauren in 1967 in New York. The company produces apparel, accessories, footwear and home collections, with lines including Polo Ralph Lauren and Ralph Lauren Purple Label.
Richer in Monochrome
A Gothic highschool Cinderella with echoes of The Addams Family, Beetlejuice and all those little trading figurines Tim Burton created.
Old England Meeting New Mexico
A parade of classic Lauren-isms: fifty shades of beige cashmere in everything from twinsets to topcoats.
Marc, Calvin and Ralph Close NYFW
On the last day of NYFW, you could get a sense of where American fashion has been, where it is now, and where it might — or would like — to be going.
One of the Weirdest Fashion Weeks
The wide range of formats and approaches on display in New York seemed to underscore the underlying uncertainty of an industry in flux.
The Growth Conundrum
As key global markets continue to cool, business growth in the luxury sector will be hard won in 2016. But, here are three levers that fashion’s luxury megabrands can employ to drive growth.
The Digital Iceberg
Fashion brands are adapting their marketing strategies for a digital reality that goes far deeper than online sales.
Chinese Tourists Boost Japanese Mall Sales to Record
Chinese tourists buying million-yen watches and luxury brands helped boost sales at Japanese premium outlet malls owned by Mitsubishi Estate Co. to a record last year, as a weaker currency led to a surge in bargain-hunting visitors.
Weak Sales at Kohl's, Ralph Lauren Spark Selloff in Retailers
Ralph Lauren Corp and Kohl's Corp warned of a tough year ahead after reporting disappointing holiday-quarter sales on Thursday, leading investors to dump their stocks and dragging down shares of several other retailers.
Ralph Lauren Shares Tumble After Company Cuts Annual Forecast
Ralph Lauren Corp., the apparel company known for preppy fashions, fell as much as 13 percent in early trading after cutting its annual forecast.
Gap Shares Tumble After Sales Plunge at Once-Hot Old Navy Brand
Gap Inc. fell as much as 9.1 percent in late trading after December sales tumbled at its Old Navy chain, which was long seen as the company’s brightest star.